What if the scariest part isn’t what Ted Bundy did… But how many people loved him, believed him, defended him—even after the truth came out?

He didn’t lurk in the shadows. He walked in broad daylight… smiling.

With a soft voice, striking blue eyes, and a charming grin, Ted Bundy became one of the most terrifying predators in American history—not because he looked like a monster, but because he didn’t.

He was the man people trusted. The man who held doors open. The man who asked, “Can you help me with my books?” And when they said yes… they never came back.

But behind that perfect smile lived something far darker—cold manipulation, obsession, and a craving for power over life itself. Bundy wasn’t just a killer—he was an actor, a master of disguise, a devil in human skin.

As the bodies surfaced and fear swallowed entire cities, one question echoed through every courtroom, every news station, every grieving family— How could someone who looked so normal… be capable of such evil?

And here’s the twist— Bundy studied psychology. He knew how to mimic empathy. He learned how to cry on cue. He practiced looking human… while feeling nothing.

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Mexico City—where bustling streets hide unspeakable secrets. Behind a gentle smile and government badge, Juana Barraza—known as La Mataviejitas—entered the homes of elderly women, offering help… and delivering death.

Once a professional wrestler, she used strength, precision, and a lifetime of buried rage to strangle her victims. Investigators searched for a male killer for years—until the shocking truth was unmasked. Beneath her calm voice and kind appearance lay trauma, betrayal, and a revenge so personal it rewrote the profile of a serial killer forever.

This episode dives into:

• The emotional scars that shaped a murderer
• How a mother’s betrayal turned into blood-soaked vengeance
• Why no one suspected a woman — until it was too late
• The twisted psychology behind control, trust, and hidden rage

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She was a mother, a nurse, a widow — yet behind her gentle smile, a calculated killer lurked. Her final exposure wasn’t from detective work alone, but from the very community that trusted her.

Step into the shadowy corners of Victorian England and uncover the chilling story of Mary Ann Cotton, Britain’s first recorded female serial killer. Between the 1850s and 1870s, she poisoned her husbands, children, and family members with arsenic-laced tea, all to collect life insurance payouts. Every death seemed natural — “stomach fever,” doctors said — until one suspicious doctor exposed the horrifying truth.

From her eerie nursery rhyme that still haunts folklore to the trail of deaths that shocked England, this episode reveals the hidden motives, psychological layers, and dark secrets behind one of history’s most notorious women.

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